>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi. we are cooler, cloudier and breezy. today we are look at a wind advisory from the san mateo county coast down through half moon bay.

south winds 20 to 35 miles an hour. could see gusts over 45 miles an hour, making driving difficult along highway 1, perhaps some light branches could be snapped, as well as some power lines. for san jose today, it continues. temperatures in the upper 50s and around the bay upper 60s to near 70. coastline the upper 50s to the low 60s and inland we are look agent just mid-to perhaps a few upper 70s. but we will have the wind, the breezy conditions all through the day and that will add to the cooling. we will talk about the chance of showers, showers, when that comes into play, in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you. the california highway patrol is the lead agency investigating why a limousine burst into flames, killing five passengers and killing four more. it happened late last night on the san mateo bridge. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live from the scene. kira, the latest details? >> well, the latest, carolyn, i

got off the phone with the chp officer, and he tells me that they are hopeful that the four surviving passengers and the limo driver can answer many unanswered questions for them, help them piece together how and why and where this fire started in the limo late last night. we do have photos to show you of the limo as it is being taken over by flames. someone driving by snapped the photos and we were able to get them. you can see the stretch white limo being taken over. sky 7hd shows the scene of the wreckage just after 10:00 last night. the limo was carrying nine women from alameda to foster city when smoke started coming out of the back of the limo. as the driver pulled over the smoke quickly turned to flames. he did escape because he was getting out to see what was going on. four of the passengers also got out quickly, but the other five women were trapped inside and

killed. >> i was trying to help, but when there is smoke and there is fire, some people, you know, they become overcome by it. i mean, it can really take over. >> the victims and the survivors were in their 30s and early 40s. the four survivors were taken to sanford hospital and valley medical center in san jose to be treated for smoke inhalation and burns. the driver, again, was not injured. he is cooperating with the investigation. the chp tells me they let him go home for the night so he could rest but they will be questioning him over the next few days. understandably the four survivors were in a traumatic situation and weren't able to answer a lot of questions as they were being taken to the hospital last night but the chp will look to question them today and over the next few days as they piece together how this deadly fire happened. reporting live in san mateo, kira klapper, abc7 news. kira, thank you. >> a 30-year-old man is in critical but stable condition after being shot in east palo alto last night.

it happened shortly after nine on cooley avenue. the victim found on the street. police are going door to door trying to gather information, but so far there are no suspects are motive. antioch police are investigating the shooting death of a man in front of a hotel early yesterday morning. police responding to a 911 call found a 38-year-old man on east 18th street. he had been shot numerous times. he died at the scene. they have no details on a suspect, and they are hoping anyone with information about it will give detectives a call. in southern california the massive springs fire that's expected to be fully contained by tomorrow. an area roughly the size of san francisco, 43 square miles, has already been burned by the wildfire in camarillo. the fire 66% contained at 26,000 acres. more than 2,000 firefighters are still on the lines, including several strike teams from the bay area. yesterday one of them suffered a

serious head injury when he slipped and fell fighting the fire. it's steep country. it hasn't burned in a long time. get a little water on the hillside, it gets slick. it's very tough going. some of our crews were operating with a five hour walk-in just to get to the fire line. >> those crews are putting out small flareups and others of battling hotspots. all owe evacuation orders have been lifted so it looks like the worst is over. 15 homes and 5 businesses are damaged but 25 outbuildings were also destroyed by that fire. back here in the bay area a fire in san ramon destroyed one house and damaged another yesterday afternoon. as reporter lisa tells us, firefighters are still looking for the cause. >> did you see that? >> just about everyone on lexington place in san ramon saw the house burst into flames. huge plumes of smoke billowed out of the house.

they could be seen for miles. that's where julia hall was when she spotted the smoke. and i said is it our house? they said yeah. the house she spent 25 years in was burning, quickly disappearing before her eyes. as if that wasn't enough, the fire spread from her home to her neighbor's house. >> it appears that the fire started in the carport between the two houses, ran up the side of the house and then got into the attic of both house. >> her neighbor, who is on vacation, only had damage to the garage and attic. the brunt of the fire was focused here. at one point the house was so unstable firefighters were forced to pull out of it. they worried it could collapse. >> the attic space caught fire, and there was a series of explosions. i think the tires on the vehicle were popping. i think the windows on the house blew out. so it was pretty intense for a while. >> crews were fighting the fire from above, but they couldn't stop it.

>> i'm other diabetic. he saved my insulin, needles, test strips. >> she quickly remembered what was left. >> my parents just passed away in the last few years and left me a lot of family memorabilia from 1642 on, and it's all gone. >> no one was hurt in the fire and no one had to be evacuated the firefighters stopped the fire from spreading to any more homes. >> firefighters say the wind and heat played a role in how quickly that fire spread. a homeowner in napa county sent us these pictures showing how close a vegetation came to his property. the three-acre blaze was quickly brought under control. at least two homes were threatened by the fire. there was no damage. the fire began when a homeowner was mowing and hit a rock, causing a spark. in the east bay town of crockett, 15 mile-an-hour winds

did not stop crews from quickly putting out a four acre grass fire. it forced the closer of an eastbound lane of highway 80 just for a quick time. no injuries have been reported. starting tomorrow police will have another tool in their arsenal to keep bart riders and workers safe. it's a new state law allowing bart to ban troublemakers from entering stations and riding trains. nick smith has the story. >> i've been shoved, i've been punched. i've been spit on. >> antoinette and her fellow bart employees said they have scored a victory against violent passengers. >> the bill gives us the ability for the fact if someone is a repeater, they can be expelled from the system. >> a provision that isn't currently granted to bart employees or its passengers. the law will make it a criminal infraction for those banned to return to regional bart system or use a public system for one year. but with new policing powers

come fears of overreached. >> incidents have happened over the years. i have seen tragic things happen but you have to be careful on who you profile. >> as a person of color, i'm certainly sensitive to those types of issues. >> he said retraining of officers and community outreach was instituted before the new law went into effect. >> anybody that feels that they are being mistreated by the police officers or unfairly targeted, they have many, many avenues to seek out and get relief. >> race is not an issue, should not be one, nor should geographic location of the bart station. this is system-wide. >> ab-716 won't only target violent behavior, it applies to protesters that have been arrested during free speech movements. more than 300,000 people ride bart every weekend. identifying and stopping those that are cited and banned from re-entering may not be possible,

but starting monday, employees and passengers will feel better knowing a new rule may apply. >> lisa argen is here now to explain how we can have such a drastic dip in temperatures. >> well, you know, we have a couple things going on. you see the cloud cover behind us. a definite cool down yesterday. the winds are still with us. here's a look over the city. we are talking about not only a cool second half of the weekend, a cool start to the week. and the next several days also. you need to bring out the jacket. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, today's cinco de mayo. the push to keep the celebration safe. and cell phone robberies, a growing problem in san francisco. what the d. a. said cell phone companies should be doing

>> welcome back. how beautiful it is right there. that's a light on the golden gate bridge. it will be quite windy today. if you one of those tourists who plans to attempt to walk across the bridge, hang on. it will be in the upper 50s on the marijuana side and cool, and rather chilly on the san francisco side -- on the marin side. and lisa is along with the accuweather forecast. people pay big money to have a power lunch with billionaire investor warren buffett, but this morning you can get his economic predictions for free.

the berkeley hathaway chairman and ceo appears on "this week" in a network exclusive. can economic growth continue while the budget battle looms in washington? don't miss "this week" with george stephanopoulos coming up this morning at 8:00 right here on abc7. san francisco district attorney george gascon is calling on silicone valley companies to create new phone technology that takes away any incentive to steal smartphones. it's not just a big crime problem in the bay area, there's a nationwide epidemic of cell phone robberies and thefts. the devices are selling like hot cakes in certain overseas black markets, so he wants phone companies to include a kill switch that would render the phones useless if stolen. nearly 175 million cell phones were sold in the u.s. last year. the fcc said nearly one in three robberies, one in three

nationwide, involve the mobile phone. starting in the fall a highly anticipated database begins to track cell phones that are reported stolen. well, you can call it the sequel to the keyboard and the mouse and one big computer maker is betting this sequel will be better than the original. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains how you might be controlling your next laptop without even touching it. >> michael is gripping an imaginary steering wheel while playing a very real video game and he's winning without ever touching a controller. >> i'm almost there. >> like all magic tricks, this one has a secret. it's the little device on the table packed with tiny cameras and years of research. at the rate it's going, the leap motion controller won't stay a

secret for long. >> leap motion ceo just announced a partnership with hp to make laptops with this little device built right in. michael buckwell believes the next big thing in computers is changing how we control them. >> over the past 30 years, everything in computers have changed in unbelievable ways but the way we interact with them haven't really. so you have the same keyboard and mouse as nearly 30 years ago. >> paging through photos and molding a clump of clay with chapstick, he hopes it's only the first of many. >> it will only get more important as we start to target smaller and smaller phones, eventually things like tablets and mobile devices. >> being built in is a huge victory for leap motion, but it's not the only piece of the puzzle. the other piece is working with software people love using. software like google earth. >> just by gradually tilting my hand. >> it makes your outstretched hand a virtual airplane. it's a far cry from clicking and

dragging. >> you feel it's a better way of interacting with the thing people have been use fourth years. >> it will also work with popular 3d modeling software and n.a.s.a. is looking at it to control robots. >> you see the direction, the tilt. it works works when i flip my hand over. >> but you can't buy it yet. they push back the release date to july to make sure it's perfect. >> make a good first impression on consumers is important for us. >> abc7 news. happy cinco de mayo. one of the biggest celebrations anywhere takes place today in san jose. each year the celebration includes musicians, dancers, venders and activists and guadalupe pay river park. there is no city sponsorship of the festival because hard economic times forced the city to make difficult budget choices but private sponsors have stepped up to provide a traditional downtown parade and other festivities that attract about 300,000 people each year. the big celebration includes stepped-up traffic control for the large crowds that typically turn out downtown and in east san jose. and while a vast majority of people enjoy a save celebration,

police will add extra staffing to make sure it stays that way for everyone, and that includes extra patrol officers. they will also have gaining officers out there. with the help of santa clara county probation officers and state parole agents. you can expect a lot of traffic along the king road corridor in east san jose and downtown is going to be even more congested this year because the sharks have a playoff game at 7:00 at hp pavilion. and the weather will be a lot cooler than it has been the last few garrick it should still be nice there in san jose. >> a little breezy today. yesterday we still managed 90 in concord and livermore. elsewhere the temperatures tumbled. a look at our live doppler hd. we have a weather system that will be pushing offshore in the hex day or so and that will allow for more instability and the possibility of some showers.

there's a look at the bay bridge this morning where we do have clear skies in livermore out by the delta some clear sky but it's kind of offset by gusty winds, make it feel cooler in some spots. 59 san carlos. good morning san francisco, 59 for you. 56 in san jose going for a high of 70 there. average high should be in the low to mid-70s. and santa cruz 54 right now. just in the 60s yesterday. they were in the 90s pretty much all last week. here's a look over the city. a pretty well-mixed atmosphere. we have the low clouds mixed out. still a lot of clouds around. we call it partly cloudy to mostly cloudy right now and more clouds around throughout the afternoon. union city at 57, mid-50s napa and santa rosa. the forecast highlights cloudy today, cloudy to partly cloudy this afternoon and a wind advisory from the san mateo coast down to the santa cruz mountains. gusty winds, up to 45 miles an hour possible. we are looking at a chance of

showers, the best chance tomorrow afternoon throughout the evening hours. right now we talked about the winds from the delta through napa, novato. pretty breezy, as well as oakland, up to 23 mile-an-hour gusts and the san carlos airport reporting the wind gusts of over 21 miles an hour. mountain view, livermore now getting into the act as well. but you can see the highlighted area, the strongest winds along the coast. and that will take us right on through about 9:00. here's the forecast animation throughout the next 24 hours to 30 hours. you will notice throughout the rest of the day most of the activity, the shower activity, remains offshore. but as we get into tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, we've got some rain showers, actually right now in the sierra nevada. that should continue tomorrow. maybe a thunderstorm in the southern sierra. it will continue to sit offshore. it's not going to kick on out until tuesday into wednesday. that's why we will stay unstable, cool, breezy with clouds. temperatures around normal or a bit below normal for san jose throughout much of the early and

middle part of the week. by next saturday it should pump up a little bit. but between now and then, definitely a big cool down. 58 milpitas, look for more 60s along the coast with the windy south winds. san francisco about 65 today. 62 in the sunset district. look for some low 70s santa rosa. breezy for you. 72 fremont. as we head inland we will see a few 70s. but also we have the south winds allowing for a cool down from pittsburgh to pleasanton at 75. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the numbers still continue to tumble. today 70s, low 70s tomorrow. so mainly in the 60s around the bay with the chance of showers. maybe an isolated thunderstorm in the higher elevations toward the foothills. you are noticing the warmup not until the end of the week. abc7 news is another great weather resource for you to follow. live doppler 7hd for twitter on the latest weather conditions

rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the air alerts and power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. we could see a couple downed trees or power lines due to the winds along the great highway maybe. >> i'm just thinking about how we did not get the rain we needed when we should have, and now we are getting some sprinkles. >> exactly. just sprinkles, and definitely more of a spring like forecast with the seasonal temperatures and very windy conditions. >> all right. thank you, lisa. up next, a dream come true for a young cancer patient. what he always wanted to do and the organization that is

>> coming up at 7:00 is good morning america. here's what's on tap. >> breaking news, stopping the unstoppable. an army of firefighters gained the upper hand in a huge wildfire burning in southern california. now anxious families are returning to their homes hoping for the best. we have the latest from the fire line. and happy cinco de mayo. we are celebrating onset today with tasty margarita cupcakes. wait until you check out the amazing life-size balloons we have onset. it's festive here and it's all up next. >> a dream has come true for a

boy living with cancer, a five-year-old. all he's wanted is to become a farmer. that's been tough. he spent the last four months undergoing chemo, radiation after being diagnosed when he was two. >> thanks to make a wish foundation, they whisked him out to the country. >> when a community who has no idea who you are because they fell in love with a little child's team, roll out the red carpet and welcome us in like he a got other here lows welcome at the farm. the five-year-old said he can't wait to come back again some day. coming up, gaming, is it good for your health? researchers play how video games play on memory and those most likely to see the benefits. plus, the limo carrying a group of women across the san mateo bridge last night catches fire. i'm kira klapper live near the bridge.

come up, i'll tell you what the california highway patrol tells us about the death of five women and what they hope to learn from the survivors when abc7 news

>> welcome back. we are starting with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. part of our cool down was due to the southerly flow yesterday and it hasn't let up. we have a weather system that will rotate toward the coast, and that has allowed for a wind advisory mainly along the coast down through the santa cruz mountains with wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour. south winds have been common from 20 to 35 miles an hour all around the bay area. here's a look at oakland right now. but through the afternoon everyone continues to see the temperatures tumble with numbers around the bay this afternoon from the mid-60s to about 70 along our coast just in the 60s with the windy conditions. inland will manage some mid-and upper 60s burks it will be breezy. we will call it partly cloudy. we are adding the chance of showers into the forecast for the next several days. i'll tell you when a little bit later. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.

we continue to follow some breaking news in san francisco right now where firefighters are working on a house fire on treasure island. it broke out just before 4:00 this morning on sturgeon street. there are no reports of injuries. crews are still on the scene. it's too soon to know exactly how the fire started. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. a horrific incident on the san mateo bridge has killed five women. it happened late last night when a limousine burst into flames. four other women were injured. abc7 newser kira klapper joins us live near the span. kira, you have the latest details? >> that's right, carolyn, i do. a chp officer told me this morning they are long from being done with this investigation. so many questions still unanswered. they are hoping the four survivors and the limo driver can help them piece together exactly what happened last night. take a look at these photos we have of the white very much limo

as it is engulfed in flames. a driver passing by took these two photos. soon after that, just about after ten last night, sky 7hd shows the scene of the wreckage. the limo was carrying nine women from alameda to foster city when smoke start the coming out of the back of the limo. as the drive pulled over to see what was going on, the smoke quickly turn into flames. he was able to escape. four of the passengers also got out of the limo in time, but the other five were trapped inside and killed. here's what the chp tells us what happened right before the women lost their lives inside the limo. >> the driver was able to get out. some good samaritans did stop and assist and try to pull people from the fire. but it was a situation -- we have no idea actually what happened yet. it's still under investigation.

>> it is still not clear where the women were going last night. we do know they were from cities all across the bay area. the all of them, the survivors and victims were, were in their 30s and early 40s. they were taken to the sanford hospital and valley medical center for smoke inhalation and burns. the driver is cooperating with authorities. they let him go home to get some rest. they will be questioning him today and over the next several days. they also hope once the women are a little less shaken, a little bit more removed from the traumatic situation, that they, too, can answer questions for authorities how the fire started, where exactly it started and how it quickly spread to become such a deadly fire. reporting live in san mateo, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> that would be valuable information. thank you, kira. police in contra costa county are investigating after two people died in a head-on traffic collision yesterday afternoon.

a blue subaru crashed into a tow truck and then into a tree they have not said why the s.u.v. veered into oncoming traffic. the two people killed were riding in the subaru. one died at the scene, the other after being taken by helicopter to a local trauma center. an east bay father who lost his two children to a drugged-out driver ten years ago is taking a new approach to stopping drug prescription use. nannette miranda explains how. >> a jury convicted the driver who killed two bay area children ten years ago because she was under the influence of prescription medication that she had gotten from several different doctors. the kids' father sued for medical malpractice, but the maximum he could get under california's medical injury compensation reform act or micra is $250,000 for each child.

>> my roadblock of justice was a punch in the gut when i learned about the law in california. >> california families who have received experienced death or injury due to medical malpractice say it's time to eliminate the quarter million dollars cap set nearly four decades ago. they have teamed up with consumer watch dogs to get lawmakers to change it or else they will get a ballot measure ready for 2014 to let voters decide. >> you eliminate the cap, it's a risky maneuver. doctors say removing the limit will result in skyrocketing healthcare costs. plus they predict meritless lawsuits will drive physicians to other states just as obamacare takes effect. >> we don't want to upset the applecart when we are trying to increase access for medical care. >> they point out they have other ways to recover lost wages and punitive dams which don't have measures. or don't have limits. interesting it was jerry brown who signed the cap into law in 1975 when i was governor the first time around. he may have a chance to change

it and prevent it if the legislature acts. her son alex died in the e.r., and she just wants the system changed because they say his life is worth more than $250,000. >> we have to fix it now. we are mad as hell and we are not going to put up with this anymore. we are just not. >> lawmakers have until mid-september to pass a law. nannette miranda, abc7 news. scientists say video games could help baby boomers stay sharp in golden years. they tested people between 50 and 64 in two separate groups. those who played video games or did difficult crossroad puzzles for ten hours and those who did not. they found the gamers showed improvement in memory, attention, problem solving and perception over their counterparts who did not play the games. in tests a year later they found

the benefits stuck around. they believe the games can help fend off mental decline. they also saw similar results for people 65 and older. [explosion] >> shocking video just released. a gunman jumps out of his car and unloads an ak-47 on two police officers during a traffic spot. it was caught on the cruiser's dashcam raw. the gunman fired 33 rounds from the assault rifle before the two injured officers returned fire, kill him. inside his car, they say they found more ammunition, a ski mask and gloves, as well as instructional dvds and books on how to make explosives. coming up on abc7 news, a breakthrough in dyslexia treatment. the product the fda has approved to help those with the condition. and we have a live look from our sutro cam. quite a change from the hot, hot

weather of last week. a cooling trend bay area-wide.

for both children and adults who struggle with dyslexia, reading can often be a challenge, but now a system of lenses has won clearance from the food and drug administration to treat certain symptoms associated that condition. here's abc7 news health and science reporter carolyn johnson with the details. he laid at the judge's feet. >> for her reading jack's classic "the call of the wild"

is less of a struggle than a few months ago. >> it was really hard to read because the words would float, the words would flip back and forth. >> she has been diagnosed with dyslexia, a learning disability that impairs one's ability to read quickly and accurately. comprehension is often impacted as well. several months ago an optometrist thomas swanson fitted her with lenses. >> i was skeptical when i first got the lenses in. i knew they worked for color vision, but i wasn't sure for dyslexia. do you like one or do you like two? dr. swanson said it modifies the wavelength of light entering each eye. one theory is dyslexia eyes aren't processing information at the same speed. the idea is with the lens the correct combination can balance the speed with which the

images will travel through the eyes to key optical pathways in the brain. >> they discovered by changing wavelengths by filters, they could actually cause better communication between the two sides of the brain. >> the lenses have been used to treat problems of color perception or reading disorders for years, but the doctor who serves on the board of governors for the san francisco optimetric society said the use for dyslexia is a departure because most experts consider the condition neurological in origin. >> dyslexia is treated by a learning specialist. optomotrists treats not in efficiencies of the system such as focusing, and tracking. >> and lack of research supporting the effectiveness in treating dyslexia. so far there's been just one large scale study of 150 dyslexic students sponsored by the company which claims the lenses helped more than half of those students. but supporters like dr. swanson believe there will be a growing body of evidence as use of the lenses becomes more widespread. >> it's too new. it's very, very new.

>> it's back from the road. >> i am a believer because i've seen it work. >> and carolyn said the cost of the lenses, including having them fitted, runs between $700 and $1,000. despite the fda approval, they are typically not covered by insurance. >> lisa argen here now with our preview of the accuweather forecast. >> it feels like below normal considering where we were. we were well above. around seasonal norms today. look at the cloud cover. we have breezy win and the possibility of a few showers visiting us in the days ahead. i will explain and have the temperatures next. >> also ahead, another walk-off home run against the giants. mike

>> new this morning the golden state warriors plan to release an updated design of their proposed arena on the san francisco waterfront. take a look at the artist's conception we are already familiar with. the proposed $1 billion arena project would be built on the site of an aging parking lot where pier 30 used to be. this morning at 11:00 the warriors plan it to unveil a revised plan that will go before a city hall hearing for scrutiny tomorrow. the sami day they begin their

series against the san^antonio spurs. lisa is here to talk about not sports, but weather. >> yesterday the temperatures tumbled, compliments of the winds and clouds. we are left with partly about to mostly cloudy conditions with a few showers offshore you can see right here. this is the beginning of an area of low pressure that will continue to travel off the coast. once it does, it will perhaps send more moisture our way tomorrow. here's a look at the bay bridge where you can see the cloud cover. a few peaks of sun. 57 downtown. 59 in san carlos, 59 half moon bay with mid-50s in santa cruz. a little window sutro camera and the winds out of the south will continue today, adding to the cool down. we are looking at numbers right around normal, 60s and 70s. but with the wind it will feel cooler. 56 in livermore with some sunshine with 57 union city. mid-50s in napa and santa rosa. so our forecast highlights, cloudy skies this morning with the wind advisory along the

coast, all the way down to the santa cruz mountains. wind gusts perhaps up to 45 miles an hour. more common 20 to to 30 mile-an-hour winds. we will look for the chance of showers from the afternoon tomorrow until about 9:00, 10:00 as the low continues to set up offshore. wind gusts across the bay area, notice from the belta to the north bay, oakland, san carlos, even livermore, over 20 miles an hour. close to 30 mile-an-hour gusts from mountain view. not much of a problem now in san jose or santa rosa, but the windiest conditions upwards of 35 to 40 miles an hour along the coast. so sand blowing along the great highway pour sure and a rough day out there. raw certainly along the coast. here's the setup for the next couple of days. most of the showers will be offshore today. but as we get into tomorrow afternoon and the low sets up over the ocean here, we will get more moisture pulled up. with that, the possibility, the better chance of some showers, even some thunderstorms in the sierra nevada.

we had a few light raindrops in the tahoe area this morning and temperatures will be cool. just in the 60s and 70s. also notice throughout the afternoon the san joaquin valley could be wet. notice the highs around the can't clara valleys and san jose just in the 70s. it will take until the end of the upcoming work week until we climb back up into the upper 70s. today plan on a cooler afternoon with breezy conditions, 68 cupertino and 67 in sunnyvale, as well as san mateo. look for numbers to be in the upper 50s to low 60s with the gusty winds along the coast. mid-60s downtown. partly to mostly cloudy in the north bay with 74 clover day. east bay 6 and hayward 72 in castro valley. here's where we have the mid-and upper 70s. 74 pittsburgh and concord today. if you are headed to at&t park tonight, it will be breezy. sun setting at 8:04. starting out around 60. drops through the the 50s.

60s and 70s. it's going to be pretty much status quo until the end of the week and that's when we will get a little bump up in the temperatures. >> because i was planning to have a little outdoor activity today, of course, it's going to be cool. >> i know, and breezy. sorry. >> all right. breezy in san jose, too, where the sharks tonight are playing the vancouver canucks at the tank in game three of their playoff series. san jose won the first two games of the best-of-seven series. at 5:00 p.m. a sharks rally will be held across from hp pavilion ahead of the game, which starts at 7:00. don't forget with the cinco de mayo celebrations you can expect heavy traffic and congestion in the downtown area. elsewhere the giants try to sweep the dodgers at at&t park.

last night the giants played another thrill are against their big rival. here's schu with the highlights and this morning's sports. good morning. we will start you off with the giants and the dodgers, who played for over four hours last night, combining for 19 runs and 30 hits. we've had back-to-back walk-off wins this series, both from catchers. buster posey friday night and last night here we go. fans bringing the kentucky derby to at&t park. more on that in a minute. giants got off to a quick start. first inning, buster posey sends one to the gap in left center with the bases loaded. bounces over the wall. two-run double. giants up 2-0. ryan vogelsong blew a six-run -- 6-1 lead. matt kemp singles to single. 7 runs in four and few thirds inning. a solo home run to cut the dodger lead to one. and in the sixth, the wild pitch. that's which rodriguez. scores posey. tied at 8. we are tied at 9. we go to extra innings. the 0-2 pitch to brandon lee. pitch and walk off homer.

giants win a thriller. 10-9. a season-high-five-game win streak. a's in new york. beautiful day for a matinee against the yankees. bartolo colon couldn't enjoy it. chris stuart turns on the 1-0 pitch. solo shot to left. his second of the season gave the yankees the 1-0 lead. then in the figure, lyle overbay. that's out of here and colon knew it. a monster blast to the second deck. his fifth of the year. 2-0, yankees. travis hafner, bloop single to left. robinson cano trotz home. a's were down 3-0. after 5 1/3 innings, 6 hits, struck out three. yankees had the a's number. he tossed 8 scoreless innings, struck out 9. the yankees go on to win, 4-2, the final. boxer robert guerrero, he should be proud, but i know he's not with losing a shot at the welterweight title last night to floyd mayweather jr.

mayweather has not fought in a year. he shook off a few rounds and then he dominated the rest of the way. guerrero could not get a shot on mayweather and was outboxed throughout the fight. mayweather to won a unanimous decision with all three judges scoring the fight 117-111. mayweather is 44-0. $42 million for his efforts and guerrera took home $3 million. the churchhill downs, the 139th running of the kentucky derby. we haven't had a triple crown winner since affirm in 1978. you had to be a mudder yesterday in wet conditions. here's the call. >> here comes orb on the outside now to take the lead as they come down to the 16th hole. it is orb in front from normandy invasion. mylute and golden soul between horses. down to the wire. orb has won the kentucky derby! >> orb, the 5-1 favorite came roaring from behind running the mile and a quarter in a time of 2:02:89. winning the first leg of the

triple round the trainer, shug mcgaughey, his first derby champion. golden soul was second and revolutionary third. that's the way the ball bounces. we will see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> coming up, the rolling stones nationwide tour heads to the bay area tonight. where you can see mick and the boys as they cel

>> rock n' roll legends the rolling stones are coming to the bay area tonight.

the stones kicked off their 50-and-counting tour in los angeles, performing for a third generation of fans. tonight they will be at the oracle arena in oakland, then they travel to san jose at the h.p. pavilion for a show on wednesday. about 1,000 l.a. fans got lucky when promoter a.e.g. found room to add more seats at the last minute. those tickets were offered up for just $85 a piece. lisa, i ran into some folks at dinner last night who were so excited they are going tonight. >> how old were they? >> you know, baby boomers. >> okay. >> all ages there. >> exactly. >> we are looking at a cool day today with breezy winds. coastal wind advisory from the san mateo coast down to the santa cruz mountains. 60s and 70s with a chance of showers headed your way toward the evening. and tomorrow higher elevations and maybe a thunderstorm if you are headed toward the mountains or the central valley. they will stay a little unsettled through the middle of the week and not warming up

until the end of the week. >> all right. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. you asked for it. now the abc7 news st. louis you have alarm clock app is available for your android phone or tablet and kindle fire. you can download it for free from the am zone app store and google play. good morning america is up next. have a good sunday.

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